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1932 Ford Windshield Rubber, 5-Window Closed Car
1932 Ford Windshield Rubber, 5-Window Closed Car
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1932 Ford Windshield Rubber, 5-Window Closed Car
We estimate this item will ship on or before December 1st.
Part # 55593220
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Overall Length:
105.00"
Overall Width:
.85"
Overall Thickness:
.39"
Material Type:
Rubber
Color:
Black
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These windshield rubber kits seal between the windshield frame and body and match up for an easy fit. They are not supplied with our windshield frames.
- Seal between the windshield frame and body
- Matches up for an easy fit
- Not supplied with our windshield frames
- Fits 1932 Ford 5-Window
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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